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Wonderfully soothing bath additive for tension in the back, shoulder and neck area. The unique combination of rosemary and wintergreen oil, camphor and extracts of devil's claw, arnica and horse chestnut added to a warm bath supports the blood circulation and relaxes cramped muscles. The very best care substances pamper your skin, replenishing it and retaining its moisture, and give it a wonderfully silky-soft feel.
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Table-top sweetener on the basis of erythritol Erythritol is a virtually calorie-free, naturally occurring and tooth friendly sugar substitute, which is gaining in popularity due to the number of positive attributes. Erythritol provides around 70-80 % of the sweetness of standard household sugar, without any of its negative aspects. It has a glycemic index of 0, does not let the blood sugar rise and does not need to be taken into account in the carbohydrate balance. In contrast to artificial sweeteners such as aspartame or saccharin, which are produced synthetically, erythritol is not a foreign substance to the organism. Sweet Nature erythritol can be used wherever you would usually use sugar: for cooking and baking, to sweeten coffee or tea, with fruit, in muesli or in yoghurt. Table-top sweetener on the basis of erythritol• As sweet and tasty as sugar! • No calories• Glycemic index: 0• Kind to teeth• No artificial sweeteners• Used like sugar• Ideal for cooking and baking
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Table sweetener based on xylitol. Birch sugar, also known as Xylit or Xylitol, is a natural plant-based sweetener found in many types of vegetable and fruit and in high-fibre plants. Our birch sugar is mainly obtained from birch and beech wood in a very complex process. The following statements on Xylitol birch sugar have been confirmed by the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority): The consumption of food and drinks that contain Xylitol instead of sugar results in the blood sugar level increasing less than after the consumption of food and drinks containing sugar. Contributes towards the maintenance of tooth mineralization.
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Active substance: St. John's Wort Macerate Extract To strengthen the nerves and for inner calm. The nerve-strengthening effect of St. John's wort has been known for centuries. It strengthens the nerves and thus leads to "inner calm", relaxation and inner balance. St. John's wort also supports the vital organs of the stomach and intestines. St. John's wort ensures a happy mood even on dull days. St. John's wort has a proven effect on depressive moods and the strain that our nervous system has to cope with in our hectic lives. In accordance with nature and in harmony with the environment, St John's wort makes a contribution to regaining a love of life and productivity. It also reduces the effect of exertion and stress. Each of our St. John's Wort Red Oil Capsules contains 221 mg of St. John's wort oil. St. John's Wort Red Oil Capsules should be taken regularly. There is no risk of habituation when taking the capsules for a long period. Despite their relaxing effect, St. John's Wort Red Oil Capsules do not result in drowsiness, nor do they have a negative effect on concentration and the ability to drive.
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A crunchy-crisp breakfast for a healthy, carbohydrate and fiber-rich start in your day. Work, school, everyday stress and a sedentary occupation places high demands on our body. A healthy, delicious breakfast with complex carbohydrates and fiber, such as ibeta-glucans, can contribute a lot to our well-being as well as our physical and mental capability. Tastes great with milk, yoghurt, cottage cheese, for cereal or simply as a snack or for nibbling.
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A pleasant and refreshing massage cream with capsaicin, for the relaxation of muscles and joints and for the increase of circulation.Conker, witch hazel and other valuable herbal extracts complement one another in its natural vitalising effect. In combination with a moisturising basis they leave your skin smooth and supple.
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With marigold, comfrey and marmot oil The sumptuous balm with its classic, traditional formula now in a twist stick for targeted, convenient application. A gentle massage stimulates the blood circulation and brings about relaxation, relief and a feeling of well-being for the skin, muscles and joints. Economical, easy to use, ideal for on the go!
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Non-foaming. Helps pleasantly with unsettled sleep, supports the body's own defences. Cares and creams your skin with natural vegetable oils. Who once has felt the marvellous feeling of relaxation in this spruce needles - oil bath and the pleasant fragrance, does not want to do without it anymore.So: Treat yourself to the pleasant spruce needles - oil bath after the hurry of the day.
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with royal jelly A wonderful, precious care bath, that leaves skin feeling silky-smooth and radiant. Contains valuable ingredients such as almond oil, pollen extract, propolis, honey and wheat germ oil in a skin-friendly cream bath base. We have completed Queen Bee Beauty Cream Bath with a warm, finely nuanced beeswax and almond flavor. Enjoy a pleasant feeling of relaxation and well-being with our Queen Bee Beauty Cream Bath!
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Soothing and relaxing room or pillow spray with natural essential lavender oil. The pleasant scent of lavender relieves tension and calms the nerves. As such, ideal for relaxation in the evening, but also when things get hectic and stressful during the day. To aid sleep, simply spray a little in the room or directly onto the pillow and enjoy the scent. Due to trademark reasons, product can be only distributed within Germany.
Preis: 6.55 £ | Versand*: 14.50 £ -
A nourishing, wonderfully soothing bath additive with genuine Swiss stone pine oil combined with extracts of arnica, rosemary and spruce needles. The Swiss stone pine, also known as arolla pine, which is well known from the mountainous regions of Europe, exudes a spicy-tart scent that, in combination with a warm bath, will give you a sense of tranquility and enjoyable relaxation. The skin-friendly, moisturizing base product cleanses the skin without stressing or drying it out.
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This "feel-good spa" contains the caring, skin-friendly ingredients of Aloe Vera (50%) together with harmonious fragrances, resulting in a bathing experience full of relaxation and enjoyment. The natural moisturising factors and the healthy active substances of aloe vera help to maintain your skin smooth and supple. The unique eudermic qualities of aloe vera have already been known since the antiquity, why the “Queen of the desert” is not only much appreciated by people with skin problems.
Preis: 9.58 £ | Versand*: 14.50 £
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Astrology is often considered a form of superstition as it involves the belief that the positions and movements of celestial bodies can influence human affairs and natural phenomena. While some people find comfort and guidance in astrology, others view it as a pseudoscience lacking empirical evidence. Ultimately, whether astrology is seen as superstition or a legitimate practice is subjective and varies depending on individual beliefs and perspectives.
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Is superstition true?
Superstition is not based on evidence or rational thinking, so it is not considered true in a scientific sense. Superstitions are often based on cultural beliefs, traditions, or personal experiences, but they do not have any proven causal relationship with the events they are associated with. While superstitions may hold significance for some individuals or communities, they are not considered to be objectively true or reliable.
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What is superstition?
Superstition is a belief or practice that is irrational and is not based on reason or scientific knowledge. It often involves attributing supernatural or magical powers to certain objects, actions, or occurrences. Superstitions can vary widely between cultures and individuals, and they are often used as a way to explain or control uncertain or uncontrollable events. Despite lacking evidence or logical reasoning, superstitions can still hold significant influence over people's behavior and decisions.
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Is humanism a superstition?
No, humanism is not a superstition. Humanism is a philosophical and ethical stance that emphasizes the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively. It focuses on reason, ethics, and justice, and rejects supernatural beliefs. Humanism is based on rational thought and evidence, and it promotes critical thinking and the use of scientific methods to understand the world. Therefore, it is not a superstition but a rational and evidence-based approach to understanding and improving the human condition.
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What does superstition mean?
Superstition refers to a belief or practice that is based on fear of the unknown or irrational beliefs in supernatural forces. It often involves attributing magical or mystical significance to certain actions, objects, or occurrences. Superstitions can vary widely across different cultures and can influence people's behavior and decision-making. While some superstitions may have cultural or historical significance, they are generally not based on empirical evidence or rational reasoning.
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Is astrology really superstition?
Astrology is often considered a form of superstition because it is based on the belief that the positions and movements of celestial bodies can influence human affairs and natural phenomena. However, many people find meaning and guidance in astrology, and it has been practiced for centuries in various cultures. While astrology may not have scientific evidence to support its claims, it can still provide comfort, insight, and a sense of connection to the universe for those who believe in it. Ultimately, whether astrology is considered superstition or not is a matter of personal belief and perspective.
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What is the Russian superstition?
Russian superstitions are deeply rooted in the country's history and culture. One common superstition is the belief in the evil eye, which is thought to bring bad luck or misfortune. To ward off the evil eye, Russians may use various methods such as wearing protective charms or making gestures like spitting over their left shoulder. Another superstition is the belief in the power of certain numbers, such as the number 13 being considered unlucky. These superstitions are often passed down through generations and are still widely observed in Russian society.
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Is it superstition or truth?
It is difficult to definitively say whether something is superstition or truth without proper evidence and scientific backing. Many beliefs that are considered superstitions may have originated from cultural traditions or personal experiences, but without empirical evidence, they cannot be considered truth. It is important to approach such beliefs with an open mind and seek out reliable information to determine their validity. Ultimately, the distinction between superstition and truth depends on the evidence and reasoning behind the belief.
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Does this superstition hold true?
There is no scientific evidence to support the superstition that breaking a mirror brings seven years of bad luck. This belief likely originated from ancient cultures associating mirrors with the soul and the idea that breaking a mirror would harm the soul. However, superstitions are based on folklore and cultural beliefs rather than empirical evidence. Therefore, whether or not this superstition holds true is ultimately a matter of personal belief rather than scientific fact.
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Does that count as superstition?
Yes, that could be considered superstition. Superstition is the belief in supernatural causality, often resulting in irrational behavior. If the action in question is based on a belief in luck or a supernatural force influencing the outcome, then it could be considered a superstition.
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What is your strangest superstition?
My strangest superstition is that I always have to knock on wood after saying something that I don't want to jinx. It's a habit that I picked up from my family, and even though I know it's irrational, I still find myself doing it without even thinking. It's become such a reflex that I do it even when I'm alone, just to be safe.
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What does superstition say about feathers?
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